This book is a primer on the Book of Revelation. It is not a word-for-word commentary on Revelation. Rather, it is a basic survey of Revelation highlighting its keys characters, features, and movement. It quickly and easily provides the reader with a basic understanding of this most mysterious book. And it does so from the preterist perspective, which sees Revelation as an expansion of Jesus' Olivet Discourse. As with Olivet it focuses on the destruction of the Temple in AD 70 and the beginnings of Christianity as it separates from its mother religion, Judaism.

This work focuses on the biblical understanding of the spiritual status of Christan children. It shows that they are in covenant with God through their believing parents and are therefore to be subjects of baptism. Discusses the nature of the gospel, conversion, covenant, and baptism. Also presents practical implications of the covenant for child rearing.